Common questions about the Carol Peletier Pop! Television from Funko (2014).
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No, the Carol Peletier Pop! Television is not considered rare. It was a standard production release from 2014 and was widely available in retail stores and online marketplaces. While specific variants like Chase editions are rare, the standard vinyl figure is common and easily found in the secondary market.
The value of a 2014 Carol Peletier Pop! Television figure (SKU 156) varies significantly based on its condition and whether it is sealed in its original box. Generally, loose figures in good condition sell for approximately $5 to $10, while sealed boxes typically range from $10 to $20 on secondary markets. Prices can fluctuate based on current demand for *The Walking Dead* merchandise and the specific grade of the item.
To authenticate your Carol Peletier Pop! Television figure, verify that the box displays the official Funko logo, the correct SKU number 156, and a barcode that matches the product listing. Inspect the figure for consistent paint application, proper sculpting of Carol’s hair and facial features, and the absence of mold lines or flash that would indicate a counterfeit. While the 2014 release date helps narrow down the production run, the most reliable confirmation comes from matching the packaging details and figure quality against known authentic examples.
The Carol Peletier Pop! Television was released in 2014 by Funko.
The Carol Peletier Pop! Television figure (SKU 156) is no longer in print and is not available to buy new from Funko. This specific 2014 release has been discontinued, so it is typically only found on the secondary market through collectors or resale platforms.
Condition-checking a Carol Peletier Pop! Television involves inspecting the vinyl figure for manufacturing defects such as paint overspray, seam lines, or misaligned parts, as well as checking the box for damage like creases, dings, or faded printing. For a formal grade, you can submit the item to a third-party grading service like PSA, which will assign a numerical score based on the figure's and box's condition, though this is generally more common for rare variants than standard retail releases.
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